Metallica ‘…And Justice For All’ Reissues Out in November

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On September 6, Metallica announced the 30th anniversary reissue of their fourth album, …And Justice For All on November 2, on the band’s own Blackened Recordings.

The re-release has been remastered by Greg Fidelman, and will be available in multiple formats.

The …And Justice For All reissue will be available as a double 180-gram LP, single CD, 3-CD expanded edition, cassette, limited edition deluxe boxed set and digitally. The expanded edition will include previously unreleased demos, rough mixes, previously unreleased live tracks and an expanded booklet of never-before-seen Ross Halfin photos. The one-pressing-only limited edition deluxe boxed set will include the remastered double 180g LP, a “One” picture disc, 3 LPs featuring their performance from Seattle in 1989 remixed by Greg Fidelman, 11 CDs, 4 DVDs, a set of four patches, a Pushead print, a tour laminate, lyric sheets, a download card for all material in the set and a deluxe 120-page book with never-before-seen photos and never-before told stories from the people who were there.

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…And Justice For All was originally released September 7, 1988, on Elektra Records. Certified 8x platinum in the United States, …And Justice For All marked a series of firsts for Metallica: The first full-length Metallica recording to feature bassist Jason Newsted, the first Metallica album to crack the U.S. Top 10 (where it peaked at #6), the band’s first video and top 40 single (“One”), their debut performance on the Grammy Awards, as well as their first Grammy loss (Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance Vocal or Instrumental for …And Justice For All), and first Grammy win (Best Metal Performance for “One”).